Frank Rietta

My use case is to make sure that outgoing email from web applications are encrypted when the recipient's GnuPG key is known. Each deployed server instance - some apps have...

I like the idea quite a lot.

Right. That's the benefit of extracting the output into a writer pattern. Then any number of writers can be implemented as subclasses/implementers of the interface.

I know this has been open for a while, but I'd accept a pull request for this.

The generator seems to be broken. I worked around it by creating my own migration to add the fields and following the readme and demo to make the needed code...

Postbox on the Mac behaves the same way. My guess is the content type is handled in the preview pane before decryption. The HTML source of the message is shown...

I have additional information on this. It appears that the difference is if the email was addressed directly to the destination address, in which case the **key is found _and_...

Thanks Martin! Indeed, that is the conclusion I arrived at last night. The with configuration workaround that I came to was to define the local email addresses as aliases for...

This is environment specific as the same code works fine on my other Mac OS X machine, which has the same tools installed via homebrew.

For example: ``` pry(main)> crypto = GPGME::Crypto.new :password => "gpgme", armor: true => #"gpgme", :armor=>true}> [9] pry(main)> m = crypto.encrypt "Hello world!", :symmetric => true => # [10] pry(main)> m.to_s...